Surface acoustic wave for microfluidic applications

Surface acoustic wave-based (SAW) microfluidics attracts attention from microfluidic research community due to its simple fabrication, large force and fast, yet efficient operation. The scope of this project is to develope a microfluidic platform based on the advantages offered by surface acoustic w...

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Main Author: Luong, Trung Dung
Other Authors: Nguyen Nam-Trung
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Published: 2012
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-486772023-03-11T17:51:03Z Surface acoustic wave for microfluidic applications Luong, Trung Dung Nguyen Nam-Trung School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering::Fluid mechanics Surface acoustic wave-based (SAW) microfluidics attracts attention from microfluidic research community due to its simple fabrication, large force and fast, yet efficient operation. The scope of this project is to develope a microfluidic platform based on the advantages offered by surface acoustic wave. SAW-based microfluidics can be categorized into droplet-based applications and continuous-flow applications. Droplet is actuated into unique behaviours depending on the applied SAW power. A wide range of droplet based applications have been employed utilizing these behaviours. In a continuous-flow system, applications are further categorized based on the interference of travelling SAW and standing SAW with the bulk liquid. The fabrication of SAW-microfluidic platform is based on standard microfabrication technology. Mixing, droplet formation, droplet actuation and particle sorting based on SAW actuation have been investigated. MASTER OF ENGINEERING (MAE) 2012-05-08T01:54:34Z 2012-05-08T01:54:34Z 2012 2012 Thesis Luong, T. D. (2012). Surface acoustic wave for microfluidic applications. Master’s thesis, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/48677 10.32657/10356/48677 en 146 p. application/pdf
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Surface acoustic wave for microfluidic applications
description Surface acoustic wave-based (SAW) microfluidics attracts attention from microfluidic research community due to its simple fabrication, large force and fast, yet efficient operation. The scope of this project is to develope a microfluidic platform based on the advantages offered by surface acoustic wave. SAW-based microfluidics can be categorized into droplet-based applications and continuous-flow applications. Droplet is actuated into unique behaviours depending on the applied SAW power. A wide range of droplet based applications have been employed utilizing these behaviours. In a continuous-flow system, applications are further categorized based on the interference of travelling SAW and standing SAW with the bulk liquid. The fabrication of SAW-microfluidic platform is based on standard microfabrication technology. Mixing, droplet formation, droplet actuation and particle sorting based on SAW actuation have been investigated.
author2 Nguyen Nam-Trung
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title Surface acoustic wave for microfluidic applications
title_short Surface acoustic wave for microfluidic applications
title_full Surface acoustic wave for microfluidic applications
title_fullStr Surface acoustic wave for microfluidic applications
title_full_unstemmed Surface acoustic wave for microfluidic applications
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